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Account Teams are groups of users who work together on an account and its related records, such as opportunities, contracts, and cases. Account Teams allow users to share different levels of access to accounts and associated records based on their team roles and responsibilities. For example, a sales rep may have full access to an account and its opportunities, while a customer service agent may have read-only access to the account and full access to its cases.

These are two guidelines to consider when cloning an order with products. An order is a confirmation of a sale that lists products sold or services rendered to a customer, along with prices and terms of delivery or service. An order can be cloned to create an exact copy of an existing order with all its products and schedules, which can save time and reduce errors when processing repetitive orders. However, there are some limitations and considerations when cloning an order, such as:

A new order’s currency or price book will remain the same if the original order has products. This means that users cannot change these fields when cloning an order that has products, as they are determined by the products on the order.

A cloned order’s start date must fall between the associated contract’s start and end dates. This means that users cannot set a start date for a cloned order that is outside the validity period of the contract that the order is linked to, as this would violate the contract terms.

When implementing sharing rules, the consultant should explain the following considerations to CK:

CK can expand access beyond the organization-wide default levels with sharing rules. Sharing rules are used to grant additional access to records based on record ownership, criteria, or territory.

Organization-wide defaults must be Public Read Only or Private to create sharing rules. Sharing rules cannot be created for objects with Public Read/Write or Public Read/Write/Transfer organization-wide defaults.

When multiple sharing rules are assigned, the user is assigned the least restrictive access. For example, if one sharing rule grants Read-Only access and another sharing rule grants Read/Write access to the same record, the user will have Read/Write access.

This solution will meet the requirement by allowing the CEO to run reports from the sales team’s reports folder, the CEO’s assistant to control access to the reports, and the sales managers to change the reports when necessary. The View access level will allow the CEO to view and run reports in the folder, but not edit or delete them. The Manage access level will allow the CEO’s assistant to view, run, edit, delete, and share reports in the folder, as well as add or remove users from the folder. The Edit access level will allow the sales managers to view, run, and edit reports in the folder, but not delete or share them3